Showing posts with label beauty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beauty. Show all posts

Monday, 18 May 2026

Overspilling with Viscous Light~The Excess of Changefulness~Openings


Forward to The Sympathy of Things, Lars Spuybroek.

We see the excess of changfulness, at once immanent to and over spilling the structural integrity of the form.

Brian Massumi.


Overspilling Forms~Sympathy~Abject(ion)

Light forming compositions, architectures of processual excess.

An untimely beauty that will not stand still in its place.

Interiors, intimate sociological thresholds.

Spatial Bodies : Capacitors Of Light and Dark.


Visual Minor Keys : Gestures of sympathies/colour thoughts in a relational field.

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Monday, 1 May 2023

Littoral Zones

Littoral Zones by Russell Moreton
Littoral Zones, a photo by Russell Moreton on Flickr.

Landscapes of the Metropolis of Death, Otto Dov Kulka

"Elegiac, poetic and extraordinarily important, these deeply moving recollections vividly convey the horror of the death-camp. One of the most remarkable testimonies to inhumanity that I know"

Ian Kershaw

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Wednesday, 26 April 2017

Beauty : Roger Scruton

Judging Beauty
Objectivity

Kant's claim is not that the judgement of taste is binding on everyone, but that it is presented as such, by the one who makes it.

When I describe something as beautiful I am describing it, not my feelings towards it
I am making a claim, and that seems to imply that others, if they see things aright, would agree with me.

Beauty, Roger Scruton




Tuesday, 28 March 2017

Blueprints : Anthropological Forms

We sense the reality of something precious and mysterious, which reaches out to us with a claim that is in some way not of this world.

This is no longer a person, but the 'mortal remains' of a person. And this thought fills us with a sense of the uncanny.



The body is being reclaimed for this world, by the rituals which acknowledge that it  also stands apart from it.

The human form is sacred for us because it bears the stamp of our embodiment.

Beauty, Roger Scruton

Botanical traces with leper graves
Cyanotype material on paper 1400x2400cm





Saturday, 26 May 2012

Aerial.Winchester Cathedral 2011.

Drawings and mapping strategies created whilst participating in "Space for Peace in Winchester Cathedral 2011". Cyanotype process on paper, amongst this document there remains evidence of both human occupation and the surrounding architecture that framed the event.

Sunday, 20 May 2012

Text/Tent/Texture #1

Text/Tent/Texture #1 by Russell Moreton
Text/Tent/Texture #1, a photo by Russell Moreton on Flickr.

Reflective journal and artist's book, a place to collage interests and findings whilst they wait to be discovered. This ongoing chronicle of explorations reflects the sense of "nowness" within the creative process. Most things lay dormant and waiting, their they remain encapsulated within the books fertile beauty.